Pastor’s Blog
02
Apr '20

Jesus on Relationships
02
Apr '20

With the stay-at-home orders many of our relationship are struggling – relationships with our housemates or even relationships with ourselves! Watch Pastor Gene as he shares Jesus’ teaching about relationships.
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Scripture Reading for March 29 – April 4
March 29 – Day 1: Judges 9, 10, 11
March 30 – Day 2: Judges 12, 13, 14
March 31 – Day 3: Judges 15, 16; Psalm 58, 59
April 1 – Day 4: Judges 17, 18, 19
April 2 – Day 5: Judges 20, 21; Psalm 60
April 3 – Day 6: Ruth 1, 2, 3, 4
April 4 – Day 7: I Samuel 1, 2, 3
Pastor’s Blog: Joshua 22 – Family Feud, Avoiding Assumptions, Avoiding Critical Mistakes
Assumptions lead to big problems like in this story from the book of Joshua. When we are dealing with our families and also in this season of trial when we are dealing with the world, avoiding assumptions will help us avoid critical mistakes.
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25
Mar '20

Pastor’s Blog: Luke, Acts – Getting to Know Jesus
25
Mar '20

While Pastor Gene’s Disciple Bible Study not meeting in person as we do our part to #FlattenTheCurve, he has generously offered to record some of his thoughts on the scripture. Join him in exploring these books of the bible.
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24
Mar '20

Trust in the Lord
24
Mar '20

The book of Joshua sounds a bit like the story of “How the West Was Won.” There are epic battles between the Tribes of Israel and her enemies. Following the time of war, Joshua, the leader who succeeded Moses, apportioned regions of the country to each of the twelve tribes.
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Lead Me, Guide Me

Blog for Thursday, March 19, 2020
For those of you who have been reading through the Bible with me this year, we finished the book of Deuteronomy yesterday. The final chapters record Moses preparing the Israelites for their new life in the Promised Land. Moses and God’s people had spent forty years wandering around in the Sinai wilderness. Forty years of dodging venomous snakes and scorpions. Forty years of scorching days and frigid nights. Those wilderness days seemed like they would never end.
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